The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1925, Page 10

THE EATTLE TAR HIS OWN FAULI \Great Waste | EFFECTS REALISM ) Reins Too Loose {) mums | Cutting Films aimee for ModrenGirl? . Says Director Well,Yes and No Redskins Fine Movie Actors poe bling Wive © starts Hoy hte ry A * s Claire Windsor and Bert Lyte ere shown in @ scene Winte prod od tk th ary ¢ ues from the new picture at the Coliseum, “Born Rich,” Doris convine be } : t , ' Kenyon and Cullen Landis are included in the cast, HE STOR Wiv a o , ms f d I oi , Y athe a wht and bts den 8 ay Ae a Vv M a - ° é A® great f action t t , t “- Here I h Von Stroheim, produc: place the £ " amt alte ¢ ft ‘ sh 5 « “Greed,” which h caused guch tablishm ; Freres ne f the wealthiest | swini out the country. Critica of the film, either praise bachelor ett prov Sha hidtinn “\tes : rare ‘ z or condem t utter It is, at any rate, a colossa aniple ty for t tas t c k ph of t ture into l of sce only ¢ Dell Her picture adyantage of the port ' ° ms of discus - MARIE PREVOST pertin IN “ROSE OF WORLD” |r vere proud to A, nd it was s signed an ex atforde nd has profluced t rch emerg " @ grouy of emai " ing at the ‘6 th; lam ta ture wh: a te to ‘ « va’ ft \ T ath ak a ° ‘ feature, “Dan. ce! 2 dom been equaled rt 5. 2 a subje € t te regi nificence ha 2 a Thinmas Meighan a subject © F mare : ponses: garded as ope | Stars at Colonial wantlo. tank SS cained of Stardom as Ladi oe fr Lloyd Hughes Achieves Ideal’: ta How i haps that tion as’ newsp2 p< r th ances. Here's how 1 Hughe ' ite. at juered. Thin second generat Pha Girector a: got t the fay, a t tee t Hughes started ¢ nd | Al by 5 ar bition of foliov stage, That when as a me on the high schoo! team of Ariz, birt pecest SCREEN ATTRACTIONS dramatic A LIpRNTY Neen M fol t ! at the audience COLISEUM 1 ) tening with t STRAND I od an os actors reading thelr tines He BLUM MOUSE i tured: hingeliezome dxy struttiog CArYroL stags, pechips—who knew—the star ~ COLUMBIA M McA Mad Wh ur NN of the play. § ro those days r This pro- 4 ” MEILIG he A " c ‘ r cy Pr t was Robert M a 7 , eonaisting of numbers com | ITALIAN “QUO VADIS WINTER Aen with Hedda Hopper and Ward 4 eater he moved pe pone’ American authors only i ARRIVES IN AMERICA l: OLONIAL-—Thomas Melchan in “The Alaskan,” atarting Sunda » fiw 7 " “ Heche ew Italian scre * M a audevilte for him n extra MacDowell | “Quo Vadis,” now -be S iba aes , » Yepeated ‘a I extended engagement é » NICE VACATION FOR s Wy “The Land of the Sky Blue W BARBARA LA MARR How would it be to take a ily trip te Europe ‘as a little ‘vaca between jobs? That's what Barbara |" 4 La Marr 1s doing. She safled re-| A Special Coliseum Arrang cently on the fastest t,| “The Stars and Stripes Fo: will visit i. ‘ back in N work on: weeks hence y E Mis La Marr had just finished | sional cares “The Heart of a Temptress” before| She d she boarded the ship for Europe. port Girl distinguished | staged an has the leading | ¢ ie wes xpghes Weteilion ‘4s J “yg comedies AS IS SS See AI ARTO PSN A Daring Story / a \ of Jazz-Mad Attend ‘a ET /, \ \ Youth and ‘the HIE) \ Ja jad ? Matinees | : 4 ! Parents That \ Are Even K Wilder! A PERMANENT WAVE OF RIPPLING LAUGHS AT PIKE “TALK—TALK—TALK— TALK—T ALkK— EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT From Washburn Child’s “HERE’S HOW” SS /~ Z That Made —S-=—" Laughing Famous HAROLD Rathburn playing The World's Largest Saxophone Kathleen Duffy Beautiful Singer of Popular Songs Jazz Overture Including OR “Bagdad” “Kitten on the Keys" His Greatest \\ by jand Others Repieturization! FRANCESCO =, A ODE THEY LONGO'S ii JAZZ Welk ERICH VON STROHEIMS Production of FRANK NORRI great novel aM° TEAGUE “NNN Y/Y NEVER BEFORE HAS THE SCREEN DARED TO PAINT IN SUCH VIVID COLORS THE FLAME OF EXISTENCE > , y LOVE! LIFE! PAT oaikuay LAUGHTER! FIFTY OF THE PRETTIEST GIRLS IN HOLLYWOOD We Do Not Invite Child Patronage SS for This Picture (> JF _ or is Picture f° é CP OP. § 4 New York paid 82.00. San Franciaco paid 81.00 LOOK! 227] 5c. i 35. c w 25Ceit0 pm 350°" JEAN ANTHONY GREIF ORGANIST AND TH BLUE MO